The Aplysia californica is not your average sea slug. Although this shell-less slug may be small, it still manages to be a focus in the world of neuroscience—and more specifically, ...
Fish tanks and dissection tools cluttered Jefferson’s Oceanography and Geophysical Systems lab. A small octopus peacefully bobbed up and down along the glass surface of its tank. Students of the ...
Generally, the fervor over the One Book and One Question initiatives dies down as the year progresses. School-wide activities prompting discussion are organized at the beginning of the year and ...
Late-breaking news came out of the math department this past Thursday. Joining the group of retiring teachers are two of the most experienced, long-time instructors, BC and AB Calculus teacher ...
Where there were once tennis courts, there are now trailers. Arriving late last week, the trailers signal the first real signs that the building renovation is officially underway. The fences ...
On May 8, the Millennium courtyard was swarming with people, teachers, students and alumni. The anticipation hung in the air as all eyes were on the doors. As retiring Biology ...
We are fascinated by the deaths of celebrities, beloved zoo animals and even the mummification of Egyptian pharaohs. But what about the death of a star? It turns out that ...
A figure clad in black gracefully shuffles across the floor with classical music trumpeting in the background. He dips his hands forward and moves synchronously with his dance partner as ...
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